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Nov 5, 2020 10:42 am

Pac-12 Betting Odds: Can Oregon, USC make CFP push?

Tyler Shough

The Pac-12 will finally kick off its seven-game, conference-only schedule this week, with Oregon and Southern Cal the “preseason” favorites.

The last of the conferences to begin play, the debate continues about whether any Pac-12 team will have a 2020 resume deep enough to warrant a College Football Spot even with an undefeated record.



Oregon has been installed as the +180 favorite to win the Pac-12 by SportsBetting.com, followed by USC (+200). PointsBet is offering the Ducks at +195 and the Trojans at +210, while DraftKings has them listed as co-favorites at +200.

Tyler Shough
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The 12th-ranked Ducks open their season against Stanford (+2800). They’ll do it without star offensive tackle
Penei Sewell, who opted out to focus on the 2021 NFL Draft, where he is expected to be a top-five pick.

Sewell’s decision came after the Pac-12 originally decided to postpone the fall football season, and he didn’t change his mind after the conference decided in late September to move forward with a shortened schedule.

Oregon is still a 28-point favorite to roll past Stanford by PointsBet, where the over-under on the game is 51 points.

The Pac-12 also had a request to expand the CFP denied, which likely means an undefeated team would also have to be dominant in order to gain serious consideration. The Pac-12 championship game is scheduled for Dec. 18.

The late start and shortened schedule has also impacted player futures, with no Pac-12 players 19 players DraftKings is offering Heisman Trophy odds on.


Pac-12 odds, over/under win total (SportsBetting.com)

  • Oregon +180, 6
  • USC +200, 5.5
  • Washington +500, 4.5
  • Utah +700, 4.5
  • Arizona State +850, 4.5
  • Cal +2500, 4.5
  • Washington State +2500, 2
  • Stanford +2800, 3.5
  • UCLA +2800, 3.5
  • Arizona +5000, 1.5
  • Oregon State +8000, 1.5
  • Colorado +10000, 1.5

Oregon coach Mario Cristobal has yet to name his starting quarterback against Stanford, although SportsBetting.com is offering Tyler Shough at -1000 ahead of Anthony Brown.

Other Pac-12 Week 1 starting QB odds

  • Utah: Jake Bentley -1100, Cameron Rising +675
  • Washington: Kevin Thomson -200, Jacob Sirmon +150, Dylan Morris +800, Ethan Garbers +1200
  • Colorado State: Todd Centeio +150, Patrick O’Brien -200




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